The median home value in Trumbauersville, PA is $322,500.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $379,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Trumbauersville, PA is $322,500.
Approximately 69% of Trumbauersville homes are owned,
compared to 25% rented, while
6% are vacant.
Trumbauersville real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Trumbauersville real estate agent to arrange a tour
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Large Twin Home - Live in one side and rent the other for additional income in the Quakertown area. Step into a world of timeless elegance with this charming Victorian historic residence at 42 and 44 N. Main Street, Trumbauersville, PA, 18970. Nestled on a generous 0.40-acre lot, this distinctive property marries the allure of historical architecture with modern conveniences, making it an exceptional choice for families, historians, or investors. Built in 1910, this twin home spans 3,478 square feet of living space across two units, featuring six bedrooms, 3 with walk-in closets, two full bathrooms, and two powder roomsâideal for a large or multi-generational family with interior door access, or as an income-producing asset. The owner-occupied side of this twin home highlights meticulous care, while the rented side offers immediate cash flow potential. Upon entry, hardwood floors welcome you into a formal living room and conveniently located powder room. Continue into the family formal dining room adjacent to the eat-in kitchen, both with slate tile floors, seamlessly blending old-world charm with contemporary flair, featuring a vintage sink, skylight, and quaint wood countertops plus mostly new modern appliances. Upstairs hosts 4 bedrooms and a shared bathroom with lattice ceiling, built-in hamper, and radiator add a warm vintage touch. Ascend one more flight of stairs to access 2 bonus rooms with the potential for anything you can imagine. Next door the entrance foyer leads into a large living room with a half bath. The hardwood floors flow into the dining room accentuated by an arched way. The cute kitchen completes this layout. Upstairs is home to 2 bedrooms and a shared hall bath. Youâll find antique crystal and copper doorknobs throughout both units as well as a front and back staircase on each side. These homes benefit from public water and sewer, providing modern comforts without compromising historical integrity. Outside, the veranda, a delightful area complete with window boxes brimming with flowers, outdoor fans, awnings, and a rugged floor, invites relaxation at the small porch entrance, freshly enhanced with a new coat of paint. Above, a deck with a railing and cozy seating area, accessible through an adjoining second floor door and equipped with ambient lighting, offers a splendid view of the lush lawn and fenced vegetable garden. This picturesque outdoor setting is separated into 2 private fully fenced back yards. Accentuated by a vibrant tapestry of magnolia trees, dogwoods, grape arbor, wisteria, rhododendron, azaleas, lilacs, blueberry bushes, and cascading ivy, alongside a serene koi pondâcreating a truly enchanting landscape. Moreover, the property boasts a vast 2 story barn with loft that adds a touch of historical value while providing extensive storage or space for creative endeavors. Barn includes an indoor dog kennel with an outdoor run. The house's charming twin structure and welcoming ambiance make it a jewel in Trumbauersville's crown. With certain areas thoughtfully updated to contemporary standards, including updated wiring, walk-out bilco door access, antique glass window panes with storm windows and screens, this residence offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history equipped for modern living. ***Don't miss our exclusive website for this home, featuring a 3D Matterport tour, Virtual Reality Walkthrough, detailed floor plan, professional photography, aerial drone neighborhood footage. Note: Some photos have been digitally enhanced.*** Less than 4 miles to Pennsylvania Turnpike, St. Luke's Hospital, shopping, dining, groceries, Quakertown Airport, and Milford Industrial Center. Don't miss your chance to claim this remarkable slice of Trumbauersville's heritage.
